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121.
[Men in vain with fiends combine]
Aaron's rod swallowed up their rods.
—vii. 12.
Men in vain with fiends combine
Thy servants to withstand:
Can they match the rod Divine
With the magician's wand?
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Like Aaron's rod-devouring rod;
Sin, the world, and Satan fall
Before the church of God.
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